barry petersen has the newly released secret documents. charlie d'agata on patrol with easy company in afghanistan. can the american mission wind down as planned? and how did the jocks treat the learning disabled boy? steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable route to compassion. >> he went from being pretty much a nobody to making everyone's day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it all sounded pretty good the day healthcare.gov went online. president obama said people were flocking to the site, and any "glitches," as he called them, would be fixed and they would have the site running more quickly in just a few hours. today, 24 days later, the man the president brought in to rescue his health insurance program acknowledged the painfully obvious. the problems are far worse and run deeper than we were told. jeffrey zients said they will take weeks, if not longer, to fix, and he's shaking up the team overseeing these repairs. here's sharyl a

barry petersen has the exwrj documents. >> reporter: the grand jury did not directly accuse john and patsy ramsey of murdering jonbenet. instead, the section of the indictment released today said the ramseys recklessly placed their daughter in a situation which posed a threat of injury to the child's life and assisted the person suspected of the crime of murder. but boulder county district attorney alex hunter would not sign it. >> we do not have sufficient evidence to warrant the filing of charms against anyone who has been investigated at this time. >> reporter: he never explained why, citing the secrecy of the grand jury examining the murder evidence. the six-year-old beauty queen was found strangleed in the basement of the family home the day after christmas in 1996. her parent blamed an intruder. am ramseys wanted the court to release all the evidence and testimony presented to the grand jury, not just the indictments. lin wood was their lawyer. >> if you're going to release some of this, release all of it. the family has nothing to hide. >> reporter: in twoi 8, prosecutors said

barry petersen has the newly released secret documents. charlie d'agata on patrol with easy company in afghanistan. can the american mission wind down as planned? and how did the jocks treat the learning disabled boy? steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable route to compassion. >> he went from being pretty much a nobody to making everyone's day.

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barry petersen has the newly released secret documents. charlie d'agata on patrol with easy company in afghanistan. can the american mission wind down as planned? and how did the jocks treat the learning disabled boy? steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable rout to compassion. >> he went from being pretty mump a nobody to making everyone's day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it all sounded pretty good the

for "cbs this morning saturday," barry petersen boulder, colorado. >>> ellis aisle in new york welcomed visitors. now it lwill welcome them again. the site will reopen on monday. more than a million photos documents and photographs survived the storm but are in temporary storm. >> for many resident os testify northeast, especially those living aloss the coast, is a reminder of how dangerous and deadly sandy was. it was the second costliest behind katrina. so what have we learned from these fierce storms? >> sharon is the author of "five days at the memorial." good morning. >> good morning. >> i thought it was all about what happened. the second half is moral denamics, what decisions these doctors had to make. >> i think we need to learn from difficult events looking forward and also trying to remind people of these valuable events. >> what can you say about it now? foo full of hard-working people who really care about it but we've got a lot of vul vulnerabilities in our infrastructure. that's scary. we need to do a lot of planning around that do a lot of planning as a community. all of

for "cbs this morning saturday," barry petersen boulder, colorado. >>> ellis aisle in new york welcomed visitors. now it lwill welcome them again. the site will reopen on monday. more than a million photos documents and photographs survived the storm but are in temporary storm. >> for many resident os testify northeast, especially those living aloss the coast, is a reminder of how dangerous and deadly sandy was. it was the second costliest behind katrina. so what have we learned from these fierce storms? >> sharon is the author of "five days at the memorial." good morning. >> good morning. >> i thought it was all about what happened. the second half is moral denamics, what decisions these doctors had to make. >> i think we need to learn from difficult events looking forward and also trying to remind people of these valuable events. >> what can you say about it now? foo full of hard-working people who really care about it but we've got a lot of vul vulnerabilities in our infrastructure. that's scary. we need to do a lot of planning around that do a lot of planning as a community. all of